Celebrity Not Listed Yet?
-
Cycling
-
Polish cyclist, bronze medalist 2016
-
Cyclist
-
Cycling
-
Cyclist
-
Professional Cyclist From Spain
-
Member of Kappa Delta Women's Cycling
-
René Mandri (2)Cyclist
-
Professional cyclist riding with Bardiani
-
Grand Prix motor cycle World Champion
-
Cyclist
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Paul Manning (3)British Olympian Cyclist (Track Cycling)
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Retired Italian road cyclist. Competing as amateur in the 100 km team time trial, he won an Olympics silver medal and a world title in 1964
-
Pro cyclist
-
Former Italian road cyclist. As an amateur he won one gold and three bronze medals at the world championship and Summer Olympic in 1967?68
-
Robert Marchand (2)
(Born 26 November 1911) is a French centenarian cyclist. Aged 35 he finished seventh in the Grand Prix des Nations in 1946. He returned to cycling in 1978 and continues training after his 100th birthday. In February 2012 he set a world record in one-hour -
Bronze Medal Olympic Cyclist
-
Australian cyclist, Olympic champion 1956
-
Pro cyclist
-
Pro cyclist
-
Professional Cyclist
-
Coach of the professional cycling team Cofidis
-
Former French cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cycling Born: 15/08/1955 (Siniscola) Italy Prof from 1977 to 1987
-
Cycling Born: 21/01/1999 Belgium Prof since 2021
-
Coach of the professional cyclingteam Liquigas
-
Female Cyclist - BMW Bianchi
-
Cyclist
-
Cycling Born: 17/07/1991 (Amsterdam) The Netherlands Prof from 2010 to 2017
-
Cycling
-
Cycling Born: 29/11/1948 (Opglabbeek) Belgium Prof from 1972 to 1975
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Female Cyclist - BMW Bianchi
-
Cycling
-
Australian professional Dirt and Park Freestyle BMX rider. In 2021, Martin won the gold medal in the inaugural Men's BMX freestyle event at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo
-
Professional Cyclist Of Spain
-
Cyclist
-
Cycling
-
Retired bicycle racer from Italy Silver 1976
-
Cyclist
-
Professional Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Austrian para-cyclist
-
Coach of the professional cycling team AG2R
-
Professional cyclist
-
French cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Italian cyclist
-
Professioanl Cyclist From Belgium
-
Olympic cycling, mountain bikes in 1990 and1991
-
Michael Matthews (3)Australian Cyclist
-
Professional cyclist riding with Bora-Argon 18
-
Team coach professional cyclist team
-
Coach of the professional Cycling team Bouygues Telekom
-
German indoor cyclist
-
Professioanl Cyclist From Spain
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Female Cyclist - BMW Bianchi
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Track cyclist born 1992, 2016 Summer Olympics
-
Olympians cycling
-
Tour de france Sprinter, Professional Cyclist From Australia
-
Australian Olympic Cyclist (Track)
-
Profeesional Cyclist From Australia
-
Cyclist
-
Pro Cyclist, An Post Team
-
British professional cyclist
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Mark McNally (2)Pro Cyclist, An Post Team
-
Cyclist
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Cycling Born: 05/06/1972 (Thonnon les Bains France Prof from 1995 to 1998
-
Cycling
-
Cyclist
-
Cycling Born: 16/04/1998 Belgium
-
Christian Meier (3)
Pro cyclist -
Cycling Born: 22/11/1967 (Danikon) Switzerland Prof from 1994 to 2001
-
Cyclist
-
Cycling
-
Born: 13/03/1968 (Valkenburg) The Netherlands Prof from 1992 to 2004 He was champion of the Netherlands and also worldchampion on the road in 1985 (juniores)
-
Cyclist
-
Cycling
-
Cycling
-
Cycling Born:09/03/1984 (Turnhout) Belgium
-
Cyclist
-
Born: 21/02/1968 (San Dona Di Piave) Italy Prof from 1994 to 1997
-
Cyclist
-
Cycling
-
Professional Cyclist Of Russia
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Professional Cyclist Of Spain
-
Director
-
Professional Cyclist From Belgium
-
Cyclist - Second most successful rider ever in history of Tour de France
-
Cycling
-
Cyclist
-
Cycling
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Born: 17/02/1931 (Ledegem) Died: 17/02/2022 (Kortemark) Belgian cyclist Prof from 1955 to 1969 E3-prijs Harelbeke (1962) Kampioenschap van Vlaanderen (1962) He's the father from a former cyclist Ivan Messelis
-
German track cyclist, represented West Germany at the 1984 Olympics
-
Italy, cycling, olympic champion 1952, born 4 January 1931
-
French cyclist
-
Cycling
-
Australian Olympic Cyclist (Track)
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Professional Cyclist Of Denmark
-
Cycling
-
Born: 28/04/1955 (Talence) France Prof from 1978 tot 1981
-
Cycling Born: 17/04/1970 (Kamionki) Poland Prof from 1995 to 2004
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Amanda Miller (2) Cyclist
-
Cycling Born: 26/12/1973 (Rockford - Illinois) USA Champion from the USA on the road 2009
-
Female Cyclist - BMW Bianchi
-
Cycling Born: 10/11/1969 (Isola Della Scala) Italy Prof from 1993 to 2002
-
Cyclist
-
Mountain Biker
-
Athlete
-
Cyclist
-
Pro cyclist
-
Professionel Cyclist From The Netherlands
-
Cyclist
-
Pro cyclist
-
Belgium cyclist
-
Cylist
-
Professional road cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Algerian cyclist
-
Dutch professional cyclist currently riding for Trek Factory Racing
-
Cycling
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cycling Born: 14/01/1998 (Namur) Belgium Prof since 2017
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Professional Cyclist
-
Professional Cyclist
-
Pro Skateboarder
-
Cycling Born: 11/10/1939 (Feluy) Died: 09/11/2014 (Feluy) Belgium Prof from 1963 to 1971
-
Cycling
-
Cycling
-
Professional Cyclist Of Switzerland
-
Cyclist
-
Pro cyclist
-
French Cyclist, Tour de France
-
Former French cyclist and three times Olympic Champion
-
Professional Cyclist Of Italy
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cycling
-
Danish professional road bicycle racer Silver 1968
-
Cycling Born: 05/11/1984 (Holstebro) Denmark Prof from 2007 to 2019
-
Cycling
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Mountain Bike - Downhill
-
Cyclist Of Italy
-
Russian cyclist, 1960 Olympic bronze
-
Ismaël Mottier (2)Coach of the professional Cycling team Bouygues Telekom
-
French cyclist, Olympic champion 1956
-
Cyclist
-
Pro cyclist
-
Cycling Born: 15/02/1998 (Arzignano) Italy Prof since 2018
-
Canadian Olympic Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Australian Cyclist
-
BMX Rider
-
Cyclist
-
Professional Cyclist Of Slovacia
-
John Murphy (4)Cyclist
-
American professional road cyclist
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Professional Cyclist
-
Cycling Born: 01/06/1997 (Gistel) Belgium Prof since 2020 He's a son of Johan Museeuw
-
Cyclist
-
German cyclist
-
Olympians cycling
-
Polish cyclist, Olympic silver medalist 1976
-
Cyclist
-
Cycling
-
Cycling
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Professional Cyclist
-
Professional cyclist from Italy born 1990
-
Pro cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Professional Cyclist
-
French Cyclist, Tour de France
-
Cyclist
-
Cycling
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Dutch former professional road bicycle racer and former sports commentator at Eurosport. He won the 1995 amateur world championship and was named Dutch Sportsman of the year. He rode professionally for four years
-
Cycling Born: 08/04/2002 (Lichfeld) Great Britain
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Great Britain, cycling, olympic bronze 1952
-
British Olympian Cyclist (Track Cycling)
-
Cyclist
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Cycling
-
Italian cyclist, biggest wins are the 2010 Vuelta a España, the 2013 Giro d'Italia, and the 2014 Tour de France
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Born: 11/02/1996 (Doetrinchem) The Netherlands Cyclocross- On the road Champion of the Netherlands cyclocross 2024
-
Cycling Born: 16/02/1992 (Kristianstad) Sweden
-
Cycling
-
Silver and Bronze Medals in Cycling,84'Olympics
-
Cycling Born: 30/01/1989 (Milano) Italy Prof since 2011 Champion from Italy in 2016 Champion from Europe: 2020
-
Cyclist
-
Pro Cyclist, Team Sky
-
Andrea Noè (2) Professional Cyclist Of Italy
-
Cyclist
-
Born: 22/10/1994 (Tallinn) Estland Prof since 2016 He won the national championship mountainbike in 2012 (juniores)
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Cycling
-
Cycling Born: 07/01/1999 France Worldchampion U23 in 2020
-
Pro cyclist
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Benjamin Noval (2) Cyclist
-
Pro cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cycling
-
Professional Cyclist Of Spain
-
Professional Cyclist Of Belgium
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Born: 12/11/2002 Belgium Son of former cyclist Sven Nys
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Professional Cyclist
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Scottish racing cyclist - subject of the film The Flying Scotsman
-
Cyclist
-
Olympians cycling
-
Cyclist
-
Coach of the professional cyclingteam Euskatel-Euskadi
-
Cycling champion
-
Former German cyclist
-
USA Olympic Cyclist
-
Pro cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Danish cyclist Gold 1968
-
Cyclist
-
Female Cyclist - BMW Bianchi
-
Cycling
-
Cyclist
-
Cycling
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Born 1995. Brazilian cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Italian cyclist
-
Professional Cyclist From Spain
-
Cyclist
-
Cycling Born: 11/05/1968 (Arkhangelsk) Ukrain Prof from 1993 to 2002
-
Was a Dutch cyclist Bronze 1964
-
Born: 12/12/1963 (San José Pinula) Guatemala Prof from 1985 to 1991
-
Cyclist
-
Female Cyclist - BMW Bianchi
-
Olympic - Mountain Biking
-
Cycling Born: 18/03/1996 (Heverlee) The Netherlands Prof since 2019
-
French cyclist, who currently rides for UCI WorldTeam Groupama-FDJ
-
Professional cyclist from the Czech Republic
-
Cyclist
-
Jonathan Page (2)Cyclist
-
Cycling Born: 27/03/1965 (Cartago) Colombia Prof from 1986 to 1992
-
Italian professional racing cyclist, who currently rides for UCI Women's WorldTeam Canyon-SRAM
-
Cycling Born: 01/08/1967 (Ferrara) Italy Prof from 1993 to 1994
-
Mountain Bike - Cross Country World Champion 1997
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Cycling
-
Professional Cyclist Of Italy
-
Cycling
-
Retired American professional track cyclist and speed skater. She is a four times sprint world champion, ten times national sprint champion and an Olympic bronze medalist
-
Spanish professional road cyclist
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Female Cyclist - BMW Bianchi
-
Colombian professional road cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Coach of the professional cyclingteam Quick Step
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Pro cyclist
-
James Patrick (3) Cyclist
-
Cycling
-
Cycling Born: 18/04/1986 (Gera) Germany Prof from 2006 to 2007
-
Sergio Paulinho (2) Professional Cyclist Of Portugal
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
French cyclist
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Olympians cycling
-
Mountain Biker
-
Cycling
-
Cyclist
-
Peeters was a professional cyclist. He was a teammate of Jan Raas and was a member of Raas' later teams. He took part in de Tour de France 10 times and finished in all 10 tours. He whore the yellow jersey for two days won the Combination Classification on
-
Cyclist
-
Coach of the professional cyclingteam Quick Step
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Coach of professional Cycling team Milram
-
Professional Cyclist Of Italy
-
Cyclist
-
Professional Cyclist Of Colombia
-
Czechoslovakian cyclist, Olympic bronze 1980
-
British Olympian Cyclist (Track Cycling)
-
Professional Cyclist Of Spain
-
Cyclist
-
Anthony Perez a French cyclist, who currently rides for UCI WorldTeam Cofidis. He was named in the start list for the Tour de France in July of 2018
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Professional Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
French professional cyclist
-
Cycling
-
Australian Cyclist
-
French Olympian in cycling.Won bronze in team sprint in 2016. born 16 October 1984
-
Professional Cyclist
-
Professional Cyclist From Italy
-
Coach of the professional cyclingteam CSC
-
Cyclist
-
Pro cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Professional Cyclist From Italy
-
Female Cyclist - BMW Bianchi
-
Cyclist
-
Professional Cyclist Of Russia
-
Swedish cyclist 1964 and 1968
-
Swedish cyclist
-
Swedish cyclist Silver 1968
-
Female Cyclist - BMW Bianchi
-
Cycling
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
German professional cyclist with the Bora-Argon 18 team
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Cycling
-
Professional cyclist
-
Cycling
-
Olympaians cycling
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Born: 30/07/1999 (Leeds) Great Britain Prof since 2017 Cyclocross- On the road - mountainbike
-
Professional cyclist with Bardiani
-
Professional Cyclist Of Italy
-
Former professional racing cyclist from the Netherlands, who won the gold medal in the Men's 100 km Team Trial at the 1964 Summer Olympics
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Dutch former racing cyclist. Olympic champion in the 100 km team time-trial in the 1968 Summer Olympics
-
Cyclist
-
Coach of the professional cyclingteam Francaise des Jeux
-
Professional Cyclist
-
Tour de France Champion 1967
-
Cyclist
-
Cycling Born: 15/10/1946 (Antwerpen) Belgium Prof from 1968 to 1976 He won 'Gent - Wevelgem' (1971), 'Ruta del Sol' (1973) and 'Luik - Bastenaken - Luik' (1974. He was also in de Tour de France and the Vuelta
-
Coach of the professional cyclingteam Lampre
-
Coach of professional cycling team T-Mobile
-
Professional cyclist from Bardiani
-
Pro cyclist
-
Coach of professional cycling team T-Mobile
-
Arvis Piziks (born 12 September 1969) is a Latvian former professional road bicycle racer. He won the National Road Race Championships in 2000. He rode at three Olympic Games
-
Italian cyclist, Olympic champion 1956
-
Cycling
-
Cycling
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Pro cyclist
-
Cycling Born: 21/09/1998 (Komenda) Slovenia Prof since 2017 Tour de France Luik - Bastenaken - Luik Strade Bianche
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
retired cyclist from Czechoslovakia. He won a bronze medal in the 4000 m team pursuit at the 1980 Summer Olympics
-
Professional Cyclist
-
Belgian cyclist
-
Cycling
-
German cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
British Olympian Cyclist (Road Cycling)
-
Professional Cyclist From Ukraine
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
French cyclist
-
World Champion bicycle stunt rider
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Professional road cyclist
-
Canadian Olympic Mountain Bike Racer
-
Female Cyclist - BMW Bianchi
-
Born: 01/04/1981' BMX & mountainbike 8 x Champion of Tsjechie' 3 golden medals on a European championship Bronze medal on a worldchampionship 2002 He was on the olympic summergames in 2008
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
French journalist, general director of the Tour de France 2007-
-
Pro cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Professioanl Cyclist From Italy
-
Cyclist
-
Coach of the professional cycling team Cofidis
-
Cyclist
-
Professional cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Dutch former professional cyclist whose 115 wins include the 1979 World Road Race Championship. He won the Tour of Flanders in 1979&1983, Paris?Roubaix in 1982 and Milan?San Remo in 1977. He won 10 stages in the Tour de France
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Australian Cyclist
-
BMX / Track Sprint Cycling
-
Professional Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cycling Born: 15/02/2003 (Sovico) Italy
-
Coach of the professional cyclingteam Predictor-Lotto
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cycling Born: 18/05/1996 (Zwijndrecht) Belgium Prof since 2019
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Professional Cyclist
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Born: 20/09/1991 (Jegenstorf) Switzerland
-
Cycling
-
Cyclist
-
Cycling Born: 25/12/1941 (Brugge) Belgium Prof from 1964 to 1973 'Parijs - Tours', 'Kuurne - Brussel - Kuurne' and 'The Amstel Gold Race'. He was also in the Tour, the Vuelta and the Giro. He was champion from Belgium in 1966
-
Cycling Born: 25/05/1998 Belgium Prof since 2017
-
Cycling
-
Cyclist
-
Great britain cyclist
-
Lauren Reynolds (2)Australian Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Professional Cyclist
-
Cycling
-
Thomas Richards (2) Australian Cyclist
-
German former track cyclist
-
Australian Cyclist
-
Cycling
-
Cyclist
-
Cyclist
-
Former Professional Cyclist Of Denmark, Winner Of The 'Tour The France' 1996; Teammanager of the professional cyclingteam CSC
-
Cyclist
-
Cycling
-
Swedish cross-country mountainbike rider
-
Cycling Born:22/05/1994 (Nijvel) Belgium Prof since 2013
-
Pro Freeride Mountain Bike and FMX rider known for his participation with the extreme sports show Nitro Circus
-
Luke Roberts (2)Cyclist
-
Professional Cyclist From Spain
-
BMX Cyclist, Olympic Bronze Medalist
-
BMX Vert X-Games
-
South Africa, cycling, 2 olympic medals 1952, born 3 September 1929
